Geniuses always recognized one another, and there was often a touch of rivalry between them.
Thales Cansin had risen to fame slightly earlier than Rogge.
And having acquired the title of "Child of the Planes" so early on, he was bound to draw the attention of others on many occasions.
Unfortunately, this True Spirit Magician had lived in the same era as the Wizard World's previous generation of level-nine knights.
As a result, Thales Cansin's brilliance had shone most brightly only during the early and middle stages of his life.
By the middle and later stages, the Wizard World's history had been completely dominated by that Supreme Knight Dominator.
Even in the later generations of Wizard Civilization, the Supreme Knight Dominator's majesty and influence continued to endure.
The fact that Befu, the current leader of Wizard Civilization, was the Supreme Knight Dominator's eldest daughter was proof enough.
However, Master Thales Cansin did not seem to be the sort to care about worldly fame.
His title of "Child of the Planes" had not been self-bestowed, but praise bestowed upon him by others.
Most of the time, Thales quietly remained unknown in his laboratory, pursuing his own research.
Just as he rarely attended the Wizard Alliance Assembly.
During the previous Galente Federation War, Rogge remembered that Thales Cansin had still been at level seven.
Moreover, Thales had kept a low profile on the Galente Federation battlefield, and had later not even attended the Twenty-Sixth Wizard Alliance Assembly.
Who would have thought that after only a few years apart, Thales Cansin had silently advanced to level eight?
Rogge himself had dabbled in the paths of summoning and space, so he naturally knew just how difficult it was to walk the Space Element Arcana alone.
Rogge had always called himself an Undead Magician rather